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    neighborhood. Outside the museum there was a cool statue of a horse with two discs on each side. The statue symbolizes travel and passing from one place to another, which is exactly what I have been doing for the last month. The Museum of London gave a rich history of London from the foundations to the modern day. In the industrial era section I noticed a glass case and inside were souvenirs of the Boer-War, including a fan, some pictures, a ribbon, and pins. There were lots of extravagant dresses

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    Offering Party Catering In Dubai Kebab Bistro is a famous restaurant serving a range of exotic and delicious delicacies of the Persian and Indian Cuisines. If you are planning an event then Kebab Bistro can meet all your catering needs in an efficient manner for all party occasions. They bring the best combination of impeccable service and exotic cuisines that will surely impress every guest present at the occasion. They have an extensive menu from where you can select the best for your event. They

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    Taco Johns is a Cheyenne, Wyoming- based fast food restaurant featuring Mexican inspired fast food (which it calls West Mex.) 1969 is when the first one opened and since then they have been booming across the U.S. with more than 380 restaurants in only 27 states. As you may know many people love them some fresh West Mex and many people would encourage if you would try it too. Today I will tell you why Taco Johns has an overall better food quality, a higher customer satisfaction, and how Taco Johns

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    Five Mother Sauces Throughout the history of cuisine; sauces have been used as a basis for many regional styles of cuisine. A sauce is defined as a liquid or semi-solid food served on or in the process of preparing other foods. Sauces are created to accompany other foods and make them look, smell, and taste better. They are easily digested and nutritionally beneficial. Sauces are not served by themselves; they add flavor, moisture, aromas, and visual appeals to a finished dish. Today there are

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    Malaysia, is a country which cannot be defined in a word. The citizens are from different races and religion. The unity in these different cultures is what that makes Malaysia a wonderful country. One may ask who started all this or rather who brought all these multiracial aspects together in one country. All these will be answered as we go along. Back in 1957,Tunku Abdul Rahman made his way through every hardship to give independence to Malaysia, then known as Malaya. On 31st August 1957 in

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    Mexican Cookery, an often crisply fried tortilla folded over and filled, as with seasoned chopped meat, lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese. In Spanish the word is used to describe a light snack. This definition does not come close to describing the culinary delight we call the taco. The taco is a symbol of Mexican food and is one of its most popular and well known forms. Corn has been used as a food source for the indigenous people of the Mexicas since 3000 BC. The Aztecs made flat bread out of it and

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    British Cuisine

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    books are well-known across the Europe. The ‘New British cuisine' is changing the ‘fish and chips' image and has become multicultural. There are about 80 different international cuisines and British restaurants may compete with those

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    Tamales: History, Regional Differences, and Family Cultural Interpretations Introduction: Tradition has been said to mirror a way of life. Observation has concluded that participants in tradition “actively construct as well as reflect culture and community” (Sacks 275). For most people in the 21st century, tradition only reveals itself during special times or certain seasons. For others it is simply a way of life. The foodways of Mexicans and Native Americans are of particular

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    International business has many aspects that you need to be aware of before doing business in another country, whether you are a small business or a fortune 500 company. There are many different cultures and ways of doing business around the world. I choose to focus in on doing business in Italy. They have many different ways of doing things than we do here in the United States. There are certain topics of conversation that are welcome, there are certain ways of dressing, certain ways to make a deal

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    breakfast of Sangeeta Patkar’s Poha or otherwise known as Rice Cakes. However, most of the color can be seen displayed on the front bench. Here there are a large amount of fresh fruits, vegetables and spices assembled. Spices are a huge part of Indian cuisine, and the viewer can easily tell from the presentation of the spices in this photograph. The immense mounds of spices are located in reusable jars, all of which are illuminated by the surrounding border of fresh okra. Peter Menzel uses the technique

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